Jan 17, 2023
The Cürex Group, a New York City-based institutional foreign exchange execution services and data analytics company, today announced an agreement with CalPERS to provide it with advanced pre- and post-trade data analytics through Cürex’s Cipher platform. CalPERS is a leader and promoter of best execution practices and maintains a trading relationship with Cürex, supporting Cürex’s efforts to bring greater transparency and fairness to the buy side community. Employing Cipher will enable CalPERS to better manage their FX trading decisions while lowering trading costs and improving outcomes. “CalPERS is a longstanding leader in seeking to improve the buy side’s trading results across asset classes,” said Cürex CEO and Chairman James Singleton. “We’re delighted that they are continuing these efforts through their decision to use Cipher and its valuable streaming analytical content. Cürex’s unique data drives better insights compared to the alternatives available through other providers. We are grateful for their endorsement of our platform and our best execution efforts.”
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About Cürex Group Holdings LLC
Cürex Group is a foreign exchange focused execution services and data analytics provider. Cürex operates an FX ECN with robust no last look liquidity and complete transparency. Its unique market and trading analytics delivers meaningful intelligence to its customers. Cürex Group’s FTSE Russell/ Cürex FX Benchmarks provide real-time measurements to assess trading results and provide valuation metrics. Cürex Group’s mission is to work in partnership with its clients to add unparalleled clarity to all their foreign exchange activities. Cürex is headquartered in New York City and independently owned and operated. For more information, visit www.CurexGroup.com.
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